Sentence examples for perfectly indicative from inspiring English sources

All perfectly good measures and perfectly indicative of the government's frustration.Labour came to power in 1997 pledging to make Britain a fairer society.

For in one sense perfectly ordinary indicative sentences can express non-cognitive attitudes as when, 'It is ten o'clock already,' can express impatience.

Although Levi models this type of supposition in his book, he follows Dudman on grammatical matters and therefore does not believe that this type of consensus supposition correlates perfectly with the use of the indicative mood in English.

Turnout was 38.6% – not huge, but perfectly respectable in comparison with past referendums, and indicative of public support for a crackdown not just on Morsi supporters but on pro-democracy groups such as 6 April.

In addition, multiple sense/antisense sRNA duplexes with two 3'-protruding nucleotides were found at consecutive positions along the viral genome (data not shown), indicative of DCL-mediated processing of perfectly base-paired, relatively long dsRNAs.

Treat that as indicative.

Perfectly, perfectly self-satisfied.

That is indicative.

"Perfectly dreadful.

Perfectly acceptable!

"Turtles are an indicative species.